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2005 Lincoln Town Car

The 2005 Lincoln Town Car is a carryover from 2004 that comes as a 4-door, 6-passenger luxury sedan. For the coming year, it will be offered in two trims ranging from Signature to the Signature L. Upon introduction, both trims are powered by a standard 4.6-liter V8 that generates 239 horsepower and attains 18-mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway. It has a standard 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. 2005 Lincoln Town Car's signature chrome grille always represents the refined nature and confidence that Lincoln sedans share to their drivers.

2005 Lincoln Town Car

For this year, the chrome grille possesses a bold new look after it has been ornamented with a new Lincoln star hood ornament that stands at attention. For this model year, Town Car is also offered with Standard Quad-beam, jewel-reflector halogen headlights which provide 60 percent more brightness than other dual beam headlights. It features high-intensity discharge headlamps that delivers brighter, whiter light and virtually prolong the life of the vehicle.

The Town Car interior looks elegant with its amenities that include new American walnut burl and stain nickel accents, power adjustable foot pedals, analog clock, Alpine Audiophile System, dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control, 8-way power front seats, and an electrochromic rearview mirror that has a rear-ward facing sensor that usually senses glare from the headlights of the vehicle behind you. Aside from being refined, 2005 Lincoln Town Car is also surprisingly powerful. It is powered by 4.6-liter, SOHC, V-8 engine with two valves per cylinder and a dual exhaust. It also has a bunch of reengineered performance equipments that include front suspension, providing the Town Car with remarkably improved ride and handling. Furthermore, its refined rear monotube dampers are positioned further outboard, adding to the car's luxurious ride quality. All Town Cars is also equipped with rear stabilizer bar and self-leveling air springs that maintain a constant ride height, disregarding vehicle load.


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